Sudeshna Guha

[Sudeshna Guha @GuhaSudeshna]

@mash_india https://t.co/GmcEY0Ivfv

[Shreya Gupta @Shreyagupta1280]

Fascinating conversation on the role of photography in the constructing Architectural history during colonial times with Sudeshna Guha, Giles Tilotson and Rahab Allana. Check out the accompanying exhibition at @DAGworld

[GGDSDLIBRARY @ggdsdlibrary]

New Books added to Library collection @ggdsdlibrary @sdcc32chd @GuhaSudeshna @mukhoty @Javedakhtarjadu @DeShobhaa @AggarwalJustice @IshtiaqLahori @nytimesbooks @Im_gsohal
https://t.co/mgcHPs7eY6

[Alice Stevenson @aliceestevenson]

@ChristinaJRiggs Exactly. One of the questions we can raise at the panel: 'the alternative by definition does not impinge on the authoritative'.

[Claire Wintle @DrClaireWintle]

“There’s a lot of pressure and hope put on individual leaders, especially Black women, but at the first sign of trouble… well she becomes the problem. It’s becoming a cliché.” https://t.co/6cwmo5Z6JY Via @diversity_lewes

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[Chintan Girish Modi @chintanwriting]

It was a pleasure to review @GuhaSudeshna's excellent book A History of India Through 75 Objects, published by @HachetteIndia, for @leo_mukherjee @ttindia.
https://t.co/P8LhApBrzI

[naresh fernandes @tajmahalfoxtrot]

How Nazis and the ‘Little Führer of Bombay’ spread their web in war-time India.
Their methods of pressurising the press, intimidating civil society members, well-funded propaganda and deceit are all too familiar, writes @dekkani in a fascinating essay that opens at the Bandra Gymkhana.
https://t.co/x5ZvsjeCyL via @scroll_in

[Scroll.in @scroll_in]

#bengalinewyear | Did you know that the Mughal Empire introduced the modern Bengali calendar?
https://t.co/R5O6yPSEy8

@ShoaibDaniyal on how the new calendar was devised. Read ⤵️ #REPLUG

[Nandini K Oza @OzaNandini]

Gujarat Model Explained in One Frame: Installing plastic trees by uprooting natural vegetation near the banks of Narmada on way to Statue of Unity @souindia

[manjula narayan @utterflea]

"Every generation sources histories in a different manner. So, history is infinite. We cannot finish it"
- @GuhaSudeshna, author, 'A History of India Through 75 Objects' talks to me abt everything frm the headless statue of Kanishka to the Godrej lock!
https://t.co/ckjBYYUheQ

[manjula narayan @utterflea]

Also on the page are pointers to this week's Books & Authors podcast with @GuhaSudeshna, author, 'A History of India Through 75 Objects' and to a review of 'The Haunting of Delhi City' by @TheDilliMirror Jatin Bhasin and Suparna Chawla Bhasin

[Sudeshna Guha @GuhaSudeshna]

A must read

[Sherna Khambatta @ShernaKhambatta]

A painting shows how #Mughal emperors used Christian images to represent their own glorious dynasty. An excerpt from ‘A History of India Through 75 Objects’, by @GuhaSudeshna
https://t.co/9CZATHNXTn via @scroll_in #History #India

[Business Standard @bsindia]

#BookReview | A history of India through 75 objects

Through a series of essays, @GuhaSudeshna's book examines the history of prehistoric, modern-day artefacts & ethics of heritage-making that nationalises past bereft of nation states,writes Rajiv Shirali
https://t.co/yQbOzeETZp

[Sudeshna Guha @GuhaSudeshna]

@w_carruthers Write for another book! A good way to keep going against all odds

[Sudeshna Guha @GuhaSudeshna]

@w_carruthers Cheer up. The places which rejected would one day want you to lecture to their faculties and students. Take it from one who knows!!

[Rudrajyoti Nath Ray @Rudespot]

What a wonderful book by @GuhaSudeshna!

#ReadingNow Sir @advsanjoy, this👇 from Sudeshna Guha, ‘A History of India through 75 Objects’!